What does a brake wheel cylinder do?

The wheel cylinder is part of your rear drum brake system. When you apply the brakes, hydraulic pressure from the master cylinder forces pistons inside the wheel cylinder outward. These pistons then push the brake shoes against the rotating brake drum, slowing your vehicle.

What are the signs that my wheel cylinder needs replacing?

Common signs include a spongy or soft brake pedal, brake fluid leaks around the rear wheels, or the parking brake not holding effectively. You might also notice uneven braking performance.

Does this wheel cylinder come with any hardware?

This part includes the wheel cylinder itself. It is recommended to inspect your brake shoes, springs, and drums when replacing the wheel cylinder, as these components may also require servicing.

DFC 93-99 Volkswagen Golf Rear Brake Wheel Cylinder

Specifications

Brand: DFC
Part #: 375-74014
UPC: 190920403040

DFC 93-99 Volkswagen Golf Rear Brake Wheel Cylinder

Name: DFC 93-99 Volkswagen Golf Rear Brake Wheel Cylinder
Brand: DFC
Price: 14.19 USD
Availability: InStock

$14.19

In Stock

Fits 1993-1999 VW Golf. DFC rear brake wheel cylinder restores proper brake function.

Key Features

Fits 1993-1999 Volkswagen Golf, 1995-1999 Volkswagen Cabrio, and 1993-1998 Volkswagen Jetta.
Cast iron housing offers solid durability and resistance to brake fluid.
Restores proper hydraulic pressure to the rear drum brakes.
Essential for pushing brake shoes outward against the drum.
Direct fit replacement for the original wheel cylinder.

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Fits these vehicles

Volkswagen Cabrio 1995-1999
Volkswagen Golf 1993-1999
Volkswagen Jetta 1993-1998

Product Details

This DFC rear brake wheel cylinder is built with a cast iron housing, a material known for its strength and resistance to brake fluid corrosion. It's a key component in your rear drum brake system, working to push the brake shoes outward against the drum when you press the brake pedal. If you're noticing a spongy pedal, leaks from the rear wheels, or uneven braking on your 1993-1999 Volkswagen Golf, this part is likely the culprit.

When you replace a wheel cylinder, it's a good idea to inspect your brake shoes and drums for wear. This cylinder is designed to fit right into your existing drum brake setup, making the replacement process straightforward. Ensuring your rear brakes are working correctly is crucial for overall stopping power and vehicle safety.